New Trio latest Nepenthes

[NepNut]

Originally Posted by caseyhoo

Off topic... May I know what you means by reverse cross of BE's N. Lady Pauline ?

It's basically reversing the parent of the cross. For example, BE's N. Lady Pauline is N. talangensis x maxima wheresas EP's N. Exotic Lady is N. maxima x talangensis. Reverse cross sometimes product similar hybrids but sometimes also produce hybrids that might be different looking and more vigorous or vice versa. Hope this help.

[caseyhoo]

Originally Posted by NepNut

It's basically reversing the parent of the cross. For example, BE's N. Lady Pauline is N. talangensis x maxima wheresas EP's N. Exotic Lady is N. maxima x talangensis. Reverse cross sometimes product similar hybrids but sometimes also produce hybrids that might be different looking and more vigorous or vice versa. Hope this help.

I dont know that the way hybrid name is written means difference. May I know the 1st name is refer to female parent plant or male?


Thanx for the information...

[NepNut]

The first name is always the female parent, follow by male.

[cjloong]

Originally Posted by NepNut

The first name is always the female parent, follow by male.

Gentlemen system. Ok, just remember it as Ladies first then. Thanks for the info.

Regards
cj

[jacob1974]

wow... a lot of nice nepenthes! thanks for sharing! i wish to pay a visit there if i visit KL next time.

[kit1212]

I just went to new trio this afternoon.A lot of nep are already sold i guess.But there are still some wonderful neps for sale.

[plantlover]

Photo 2 is a sibuyanensis

[cjloong]

Originally Posted by plantlover

Photo 2 is a sibuyanensis

It is a hybrid. N. ventricosa x sibuyanensi, aka jungle bells. Very tempted to get this but... I believe pitchers are opened now.

Regards
cj

[caseyhoo]

Originally Posted by plantlover

Photo 2 is a sibuyanensis

That is Nepenthes "Jungle Bells"

http://www.cpphotofinder.com/nepenth...ells-1236.html

[plantlover]

Oh, looks like my sibu. So cute and round.